We can all go back to living our own lives now

Greg Mossman wrote:
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> "Crownfield" <Crownfield@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:424DF19D.2212@cox.net...
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> > the cross does not care. the taxpayers want it to stay.
>
> So you leave it up to the majority, which happen to be Christians.
> Unfortunately this tactic excludes Jews, Buddhists, Atheists, and
> Mossmanists because a majority of taxpayers don't vote to support their
> religions. That's why government has no business supporting any religion.

liberal confusion again. you guys get lost from reality so quickly,
and then expect the rest of us to pay for your bewilderment.

not support.
not make any law regarding...

just be quiet, and mind their own business.
run the country fairly and impartially.


> It simply ain't fair to the others.

ootwr.

>
> > if the presidents can say so help me god,
> > why can not the taxpayers do it?
>
> It's a slippery slope. Why can't the taxpayers vote to let them hold church
> services in courtrooms and other public meeting halls free of charge?

because such a law would be regarding religion.

> Why
> can't the taxpayers vote to let government money directly support Christian
> schools, churches, and nunneries?

because such a law would be regarding religion.

> Why can't the taxpayers vote that no
> Christians have to pay taxes, only Jews, Mormons, and Mossmanists?

because such a law would be regarding religion.

>
> > and i am not even religious...
>
> Bless you.

thank you.

Greg Mossman wrote:
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> "dazed and confuzzed" <dedmann@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> > When will we stop paying (and for that matter recognizing) the Christmas
> > and Easter holidays, and therefore cease to pay holiday pay to all
> > federal, state and local government workers?
>
> Christmas is a religious holiday?

more staff at Queens college CUNY
take off on jewish holidays than on christian holidays.

In article <424e0e98$0$21992$6c56adcd@news.qnet.com>, Greg Mossman
<mossman@qnet.com> wrote:

€ "dazed and confuzzed" <dedmann@comcast.net> wrote in message
€ news:UYadnQkpK9WyZNDfRVn-vw@comcast.com...
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€ > When will we stop paying (and for that matter recognizing) the Christmas
€ > and Easter holidays, and therefore cease to pay holiday pay to all
€ > federal, state and local government workers?
€
€ Christmas is a religious holiday?
€
€

It started out that way.

Of course, it started out as a Pagan holiday celebrating the winter
solstice on December 21st....

"Greg Mossman" <mossman@qnet.com> wrote in message
news:424de614$0$21992$6c56adcd@news.qnet.com...

> So it's OK for me to erect a statue of myself on public land, next to the
> cross, as a symbol of the holy religion of Mossmanism?


I already pray, might as well have the figure head.

Hah-uuuummmmmmmm.

Hah-uuuummmmmmmm.

Hah-uuuummmmosssmannnnnnn.

Repeat.

Crownfield wrote:
> Greg Mossman wrote:
>
>>"dazed and confuzzed" <dedmann@comcast.net> wrote in message
>>news:UYadnQkpK9WyZNDfRVn-vw@comcast.com...
>>
>>
>>>When will we stop paying (and for that matter recognizing) the Christmas
>>>and Easter holidays, and therefore cease to pay holiday pay to all
>>>federal, state and local government workers?
>>
>>Christmas is a religious holiday?
>
>
> more staff at Queens college CUNY
> take off on jewish holidays than on christian holidays.
the point still remains

--

The constitution promises freedom OF religion, not freedom FROM
religion. Think about it, It ain't that hard to figure out. If your
religion is none, then deal with it.

I strongly urge everyone reading this to check out WWW.anysoldier.com,
and support our troops with a letter, a package or a donation.

"Chris Guynn" <chris.guynn@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Have the others tried to put a symbol on the land and been denied? If
not,
> I see no problem.

So, I guess I can immigrate to a Muslim country, and then sue because the
guy screaming from the minaret 5 times a day pisses me off.

> So you leave it up to the majority, which happen to be Christians.
> Unfortunately this tactic excludes Jews, Buddhists, Atheists, and
> Mossmanists because a majority of taxpayers don't vote to support their
> religions. That's why government has no business supporting any religion.
> It simply ain't fair to the others.

Have the others tried to put a symbol on the land and been denied? If not,
I see no problem.

> It's a slippery slope. Why can't the taxpayers vote to let them hold
church
> services in courtrooms and other public meeting halls free of charge?

Why not? As long as they don't specify only Chirstian or only Jewish or
only whatever religion, I see no problem with that.

> Why
> can't the taxpayers vote to let government money directly support
Christian
> schools, churches, and nunneries?

because it'd be a waste of taxpayer dollars. However, if htey wanted to
support those things with their tax dollars, I see nothing wrong with it as
long as they didn't specify only Christian.

> Why can't the taxpayers vote that no
> Christians have to pay taxes, only Jews, Mormons, and Mossmanists?

Because that would be a law respecting religion and would therefore be
unconstitutional.

"Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Chris Guynn" <chris.guynn@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:01e4e.1388$gF5.1346@newssvr30.news.prodigy.co m...
>
> > Have the others tried to put a symbol on the land and been denied? If
> not,
> > I see no problem.
>
> So, I guess I can immigrate to a Muslim country, and then sue because the
> guy screaming from the minaret 5 times a day pisses me off.

Only if the laws in that country say so.

"Greg Mossman" wrote in message
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> But if I want to visit the public land I have to walk in the shadow of an
> oppressive religion, one that is responsible for killing many of my Jewish
> ancestors over the past centuries?

It was just a case of mohel-envy...